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Superintendent Dr. Kim Moore highlights academic gains and sets Vision 2028 target for Richland School District 2
Summary
At a community forum at Richland Northeast High School, Superintendent Dr. Kim Moore said the district posted "record growth" on the state report card — including five schools moved off the underperforming list and a 22% improvement — and unveiled Vision 2028, aiming for a 90% graduation rate and 90% college- and career-ready students.
Superintendent Dr. Kim Moore told a packed community forum that Richland School District 2 has posted "record growth" on the state report card, including multiple schools improving their ratings. "Five of our schools moved off of the state's underperforming list," she said, and later added that "91% of our schools are rated excellent, good, or average," a figure she described as a 22% increase from the prior year.
Moore framed the progress as the result of classroom attendance, community partnerships and sustained instructional work across the district. She said the district will continue multi-year forecasting and strategic work to sustain progress and ensure every graduate has access to postsecondary or workforce pathways, and noted that the district plans to share answers to audience questions that could not be addressed during the hour.
